U of L In The News

U of L In The News

Collier displaying different roles, leadership qualities with Horns

A look at women's basketball player Kyra Collier's continued growth

Research in Lethbridge on cancer-fighting power in Plants

Dr. Roy Golsteyn's lab and Prairie to Pharmacy program is featured

Dhillon School of Business hosting high school students for immersive one day event

High school students interested in pursuing a business career will be introduced to that world at one-day conference

Makena Wood balances excellence in the pool and classroom

The 21-year-old swimmer has carved a unique path, excelling not only in her sport but also as a dedicated academic, volunteer, and mentor.

Historic newspaper archive now online

Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village and the ULethbridge Digitization Team have partnered, to make more than 120 years of Pincher Creek history available

Horns swimming making waves of progress

Horns head coach Peter Schori likes the progression of his swimmers as they gear up for the spring season

U of L set to present production of ‘Paradise Lost’

Audiences will be able to enjoy a contemporary adaptation of John Milton’s poem “Paradise Lost”

Submissions now open for U of L’s ‘Bridge Prize’ literary competition

This latest edition marks the fourth cycle of the contest, which has gained the attention of some of the country’s top writers

U of L’s ‘Managing Tomorrow’s Workforce’ event runs Feb. 6

Evening includes networking, dinner and a keynote presentation by future-of-work and people-first leadership expert and bestselling author Hamza Khan

New scholarship created for U of L Southern Alberta Medical Program

The University of Lethbridge’s (U of L) Southern Alberta Medical Program has its first scholarship

PUBlic Professor Series to take on politics at session next week

Alberta policy making the centre of talk by Dr. Lars Hallstrom

U of L career fair points the way to work after studies

This career fair saw 72 organizations with over 145 different employer representatives

U of L’s International Dinner returns Feb. 6

Evening will feature a keynote address from author, social justice advocate, alumnus and Alumni Honour Society inductee Desmond (Dez) Kamara

Tariffs may impact economy in Southern Alberta

Dr. Lars Hallstrom comments on Donald Trump's bluster and what it might mean to southern Alberta

U of L researcher helping to make life in space less stressful

ULethbridge's Dr. Gerlinde Metz is part of a global team studying the effects of space travel

Olynyk to enter Horns Hall of Fame

Former Horns men's basketball coach Ken Olynyk will be inducted into the Pronghorns Hall of Fame on Friday, February 14

University of Lethbridge researchers join project aimed at studying effects of spaceflight

The Human Adaptation to Spaceflight study will look at a massive amount of data collected over 12 years on the International Space Station

Horns show resiliency in sweep of U of A

Pronghorns men's basketball takes two from University of Alberta

PUBlic Professor Series offers talk on Alberta politics and policy

Dr. Lars Hallstrom says policy innovation can be difficult for governments to implement

No need to fear ’51st’ state, says local political sociologist

Dr. Trevor Harrison says Trump's statement is typical bluster

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